Ha so did I. Honestly I’d kind of rather have the control, but it just works so there’s really no need. I have a Honda push mower with the same setup and it worked great also.

Ouch!! Good advice

Hey I’m a realist lol. Thanks for watching

I agree. The hanger for the wand is cool but it needs some kinda retainer for the bottom.

Thanks Steve! I had a lot of fun making it

Awesome thanks!

Hope it worked out for you! Will be taking mine out from winter to wash the boats this weekend

Nice, how did you make out with it?

I went back and forth between this one and the Simpson also.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! I have a 36” extension from Home Depot - don’t remember the brand. Also a pressure adjuster mounted inline between the handle and the wand, it’s a Simpson.

Glad to hear that, thanks!

Hey, you should go ahead and post your review! Yes it does run out of gas pretty quickly, I really like the wide filler hole though. You can tell the engine is really working hard also, it lugs down under full pressure. I've had nothing but good luck with Honda engines and it's not nearly as loud as my neighbour's washer so I'm pleased with the Honda. I have other equipment with Briggs and Stratton but don't have much experience with Kohler. From what I read, they're quite fine and comparable to Briggs.

im debateing on buying gas vs electric. but gas is so expensive, plus i'm cleaning for like 2-5 hours i would hate going to the gas station multiply times

@@illadin12 the tank on this takes only about 1 qt if fuel. You would want to just get a small gas Jerry can if you don’t already have one, even a 2 gallon can and use it to refill the washer. You’d get 8 tanks out of that, probably 5 hours run time under load. I have an electric washer too and it really depends on what you’re using it for. The gas is much more powerful which comes in handy for cleaning concrete or stripping paint etc. If you’re only using it to wash a car or boat - electric is plenty powerful enough for a boat, and a garden hose and a brush is all you need for a car. If youre not already maintaining gas powered stuff and accustomed to changing the oil every year on all those things, electric might be the best bet. Myself, I find the electric to be a hassle because of the cord and I always have fuel around for other equipment and don’t mind topping up the washer as needed. I have a pressure valve installed on it so I can dial down the pressure if I want to use it on a vehicle or more delicate stuff too.

We can’t even get craftsman up here I don’t think since Sears folded. Definitely been happy with this machine so far

Gas?

It won’t start you mean?

Worked great last year, I haven’t used it yet this year but plan to get it out this weekend and will update

@@budgetmagnate2430 sweet, appreciate it